Did you know that people who like golden retrievers are usually laid back, enjoy nature, and can be too trusting? Did you know that people who list ice cream as their favorite dessert are into sports and hate giving up the remote? All of our choices--even

Maybe we should add cranberries to the long list of things to be grateful for at Thanksgiving. Cranberries -- a staple food source with settlers and Native Americans in the northeast -- were valued for their thick skins, allowing them to surv

Producing fuel out of thin air sounds like a pipe dream, but a new process from a biofuel company promises to be able to turn CO2 and sunlight into fuel, bypassing the current need for large amounts of agricultural land and water to produce biomass feedst

Marcie Fairhurst was getting ready to drive her son to school when she saw Molly, her four-year-old retriever-lab mix, running into a neighbor's yard. Next she heard a gunshot. When the mother of four ran to investigate she says she saw Molly lying on the

Officers discovered two eight-week-old kittens abandoned in a box outside Thornhill Road station in Handsworth last month. One was covered in glue and the other had severe spinal injuries thought to have been caused by someone kicking it.

Ryan Wolcott, 25, had also been charged for abandoning three other cats his girlfriend owned. One was a kitten, which he allegedly tortured by putting pepper spray in its eyes.

Lily, a grey long-haired cat, had been tied to the line by a length of cord which was knotted around her waist in Beccles, Suffolk. The animal was found on 6 November but, despite treatment for her injuries, the four-year-old cat was put to

According to Fox News, the video allegedly shows baby pigs being picked up by their ears and thrown to other employees, pregnant pigs being kept in "very small pens" and other abuses which were so disturbing that Fox News refused to show them.

The rescue of 97 sled dogs, living in filth and neglect and chained to the ground near Mont Tremblant in Quebec, was carried out with the mutual agreement of the owner.

Peruvian police rescued some 400 exotic animals, including macaws, monkeys, turtles, tortoises and parrots, which were being sold by illegal dealers in downtown Lima. The operation revealed the miserable conditions in which the vendors kept